(April-2026) Master Prompt for ARM64 Assembly language comply with OpenAI CODEX, for GTP

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(April-2026) Master Prompt for ARM64 Assembly language comply with OpenAI CODEX, for GTP

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Last edited Apr 21, 2026

Created on Apr 21, 2026

This example shows a master prompt for ARM64 assembly code generation and analysis, designed to guide an AI assistant in handling low-level systems engineering tasks. It defines a role, task context, and structured output format for analyzing, debugging, optimizing, and reverse-engineering AArch64 code, with emphasis on ABI compliance and platform-specific conventions. The prompt uses a detailed specification with markdown headers and code blocks to organize constraints and expectations. It demonstrates a template for integrating structured AI workflows into assembly-level programming and debugging tasks.

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